Windows Error Log

[Jason Elemunop]

​Hi,

 

I opened a workspace that I was working on yesterday and I got a Workspace Error message. The error shows an "Invalid Windows Identifier". A screenshot is attached. Working with V12.5.

 

Any help is appreciated.

 

Thanks

Jason

 

 

 

[Peter Horne]

Jason,

the clue is in the error file - line 150. Open your workspace file in notepad (or any suitable text editor). Go to line 150 and look at the code in that area. The error won't necessarily be exactly at line 150, but it should be in the "general area".
The issue could be caused by a variety of scenarios.

Thanks Peter

[Jason Elemunop]

Hi Peter,

 

Sorry for the delayed response.​ What should I do with the error, should I just delete the error line?

 

Cheers,

Jason

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[Peter Horne]

Look at at what the code is doing around line 150. You will need to identify what is causing the error and then make the appropriate change.
Maybe post the lines from the workspace here so we can have a look at what might be causing the error.

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[Jason Elemunop]

Hi Peter,

 

Here is the attachment. The error is at line 154 which is shaded instead of line 150.

 

Thanks

Jason

 

 

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[Peter Horsbøll Møller]

I think that’s from the WOX file.

We need to have  a look at the content of the WOR file

 

Peter Horsbøll Møller

Pitney Bowes

[Peter Horne]

Ah,
 that maybe the problem. The WOX settings are contained in the WOR file and if you are trying to open in V12.5 (32 bit) it won't open.
The reason I suggest this is because I just had to look up what a WOX file was!

See link - http://support.pitneybowes.com/VFP05_KnowledgeWithSidebarHowTo?id=kA180000000PNOYCA4&popup=false&lang=en_US

Jason, if you have access to MAPINFO 64 bit licence, try and open the workspace in that and see if the error happens.

Thanks Peter Horne

[Jason Elemunop]

I am running a 12.5 64-bit. ​The error still comes on. Attached might be the correct WOR file with line 154 shaded.

 

Thanks

Jason

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[Peter Horne]

Ok, we can rule out that option then.
there certainly doesn't look to be anything sinister in the part of the workspace you have posted, all standard text when one sets up a legend frame. One thing you could check is that layer you are referencing to the legend actually has data/records in it. I recall a similar problem when a layer I had (the result of a query) contained no records and a similar error to yours was produced. I overcame that by creating a thematic layer of the table and added the thematic layer to the legend, rather than the base table to the legend. Just another suggestion.

It may be that we need to see a lot more of the workspace code to determine what is happening. Maybe 20 lines either side of the "error" line.

Thanks
Peter Horne